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October 30th, 2000, 04:18 PM
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there is some meta tag function that stops your page being cached full-stop, something about "no-cache". Try searching for it on altavista or the MS knowledge base
------------------ Stop slaggin off tuna
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October 30th, 2000, 04:22 PM
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<HTTP-EQUIV="PRAGMA" CONTENT="NO-CACHE">
put that in the head section. It will not work for IE 5 apparently, or IE 4 I am now reading...damn. Try an altavista search for some tool, but the Microsoft document referring to it it at http://support.microsoft.com/suppor...s/Q234/0/67.ASP Does that help? ------------------ Stop slaggin off tuna
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November 3rd, 2000, 03:56 AM
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That's not all of it. You need to send the HTTP-header pragma:no-cache instead. Because there is caching on more locations than just the browser. In proxy servers for example, and even the webserver itself. When you use the META equivalent mentioned above you only tell the browser not to cache, and IE doesn't even listen to that.
Only thing is you need to have access to the webserver or use some serverside scripting language (like PHP) to send this header. ------------------ Good luck, Bas ------------------ E-mail me at: b.vandermeijden@pecoma.nl
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